Are you a physician assistant looking for a highly conversational approach to mastering fluency in the Spanish language? Your time is highly valuable. You need a personal online medical Spanish coach to help minimize learning time. In order to accommodate busy schedules, we have adopted Skype to coach our learners one-on-one in the most convenient way possible. It is as easy as opening up your laptop and tapping the app at a location most convenient for you.

First impressions are very important. A successful relationship starts with building rapport with Spanish-speaking patients. As you know, learn medical Spanish language and cultural skills are needed in order to better understand and connect with patients. Cross-cultural communication skills are critical for clinical practice success and quality outcomes.

During the course of your online learn medical Spanish coaching, you will be introduced to the basic conversation and medical terminology. You will learn pronunciation guidelines and phrases that enable you to communicate using the Spanish language. Also, you will be exposed to practical vocabulary, for instance: body parts, common symptoms, diseases, and medical equipment. You will develop the ability to interact in Spanish with patients all across the United States and Spanish-speaking countries.

A brief summary of functional language use introduced in our online learn medical Spanish:

-Making an appointment with a doctor

-Giving directions to people/patients.

-Asking and giving personal information

-Describing people.

-Using measurement units.

-Asking about symptoms.

-Describing some common symptoms.

-Describing the location of the objects in a room.

-Expressing their daily activities and likes and dislikes

-Describing emotions and mental health conditions.

-Talking about their daily routines.

-Expressing the location and intensity of the pain.

-Asking for and offering help.

-Expressing needs, obligations, and desires.

-Comparing people, things and symptoms.

-Talking about the duration of pain.

-Talking about food (describing food and likes and dislikes)

-Giving instructions and medical advice to patients.

-Taking a medical history.

-Talking about habits and routines (in the past tense)

-Identifying and expressing past events

-Talking about the present and future activities.

-Describing your availability

-Using some expressions of courtesy and giving advice to people/patients.

Ready to get started?

Try a 55-minute consultation with an online professor to learn medical Spanish on Skype free of charge. Our Spanish lessons online follow a structured conversational approach, you will have full attention from an experienced professional.